Abstract: Inevitably this is the kind of title that comes into its own with more than one player, but Wii Music still fails to fully capitalise on its intriguing premise. Nintendo - Wii Music price Buy Wii Music securely online at a bargain price £39.99 inc. VA...
Abstract: I remember listening to a debate a few years ago where people pondered that developers were much more creative years ago than they are now. The reasoning behind this was due to the limited toolset they had to work with back then, and the fact that they...
Fun for the family, for a while, Accessible for youngsters
Poor song list, Over simplified control scheme Lacks any challenge, Its just about making noise
The game modes are a bit of a random bag. Jam mode allows for up to 6 players, 4 human controlled and 2 A.I., to choose a different instrument and either jam along to a set track and then improvise, save , replay and share their videos via WiiConnect ...
More entertaining than expected and completely unique amongst a sea of me-too music games. 6.8/10Print this pageUser reviews (0)Share this pageNoticed something wrong? Report error/mistake....
Abstract: When Wii Music first debuted at the Tokyo Game Show in 2005, not many people knew what it was. However, in the three years since then, we have learned a lot about this title, but even though it is widely available now, many people are still confused as to...
Mildly amusing minigames. In particular “Mii Maestro”, where the motion of the remote dictates the gusto that the orchestra plays their music,
Only five songs for Mii Maestro.
Wii Music isn’t a game, it’s a toy, one that should be marked as targeted towards people aged 3-5. Little kids might have some fun with Wii Music, but like any flashy toy, it’ll be quickly discarded for the next big toy. Anyone with a semblance of an ...
Abstract: I fondly remember the first time I played piano. I was a little kid, I saw a piano and I started pressing keys. It was awesome; you could roll your hands over the bottom keys to make the sound of thunder or drag your hands along the keys and listen to ...
